C-J Green

New Anglia Local Enterprise Partnership (LEP) works with businesses and local authority partners to drive growth and enterprise in Norfolk and Suffolk. We achieve economic growth by securing public and private investment and delivering a range of programmes and initiatives with partners to improve infrastructure, skills and business support. Since being established, the LEP has: Unlocked £293m of private sector investment Helped create 921 businesses Created 6,672 jobs Trained or supported 823 learners Delivered 549 new homes The Government awarded the LEP £32.1m from its Getting Building Fund to deliver a range of shovel-ready projects, including vital town centre improvements, faster broadband and regeneration schemes such as the new Marina Centre on Great Yarmouth Seafront and the Burtons Building in Ipswichs Waterfront district. Our Growing Places Fund provides loan-funding to help kick-start and support development projects across Suffolk and Norfolk. From innovation centres that will help launch new start-ups to transforming empty land into new homes and commercial premises, it provides infrastructure loan funding to projects that might otherwise have stalled or not started at all. We have two Enterprise Zones deliver a wide range of benefits to companies across 16 sites in Norfolk and Suffolk. Businesses in these zones benefit from business rates discounts, super fast broadband and simplified planning. New Anglia Growth Hub is part of the Business Growth delivered by the LEP and provides free, impartial business support to businesses across Norfolk and Suffolk. It administers the Growing Business Fund, which grants of up to £250,000, and the Small Grant Scheme, which offers grants of £1,000 to £25,000. We are committed to supporting skills development across our region and our Enterprise Adviser Network (EAN) aims to increase employer engagement with schools and colleges in Norfolk and Suffolk.

New Anglia Local Enterprise Partnership (LEP) works with businesses and local authority partners to drive growth and enterprise in Norfolk and Suffolk. We achieve economic growth by securing public and private investment and delivering a range of programmes and initiatives with partners to improve infrastructure, skills and business support. Since being established, the LEP has: Unlocked £293m of private sector investment Helped create 921 businesses Created 6,672 jobs Trained or supported 823 learners Delivered 549 new homes The Government awarded the LEP £32.1m from its Getting Building Fund to deliver a range of shovel-ready projects, including vital town centre improvements, faster broadband and regeneration schemes such as the new Marina Centre on Great Yarmouth Seafront and the Burtons Building in Ipswichs Waterfront district. Our Growing Places Fund provides loan-funding to help kick-start and support development projects across Suffolk and Norfolk. From innovation centres that will help launch new start-ups to transforming empty land into new homes and commercial premises, it provides infrastructure loan funding to projects that might otherwise have stalled or not started at all. We have two Enterprise Zones deliver a wide range of benefits to companies across 16 sites in Norfolk and Suffolk. Businesses in these zones benefit from business rates discounts, super fast broadband and simplified planning. New Anglia Growth Hub is part of the Business Growth delivered by the LEP and provides free, impartial business support to businesses across Norfolk and Suffolk. It administers the Growing Business Fund, which grants of up to £250,000, and the Small Grant Scheme, which offers grants of £1,000 to £25,000. We are committed to supporting skills development across our region and our Enterprise Adviser Network (EAN) aims to increase employer engagement with schools and colleges in Norfolk and Suffolk.

Frontier Agriculture is the UK's leading crop production and grain marketing business, recognised for its close customer relationships with farmers and grain consumers and its successful management of the arable supply chain. Frontier was formed in 2005 as a joint venture between Associated British Foods and Cargill plc and now turns over around £1.5 billion per annum. Frontier has 46 sites across the UK and employs more than 1,000 colleagues. Frontier’s main offices are in Perth, Berwick-upon-Tweed, Cranswick, Witham St Hughs, Diss, Sandy, Andover and Ross-on-Wye. Operating across all aspects of arable crop production and grain marketing, Frontier supplies seed, crop protection products and fertiliser to farmers, as well as providing specialist agronomy advice through our team of 140 agronomists. Frontier's grain marketing business has well-established contracts with the UK's key grain consumers, giving our farmer customers unrivalled access to end markets. Frontier has a number of divisions providing additional specialist advice to growers. These include SOYL precision crop production and Kings who are experts on game cover, conservation crops, green cover and forage crops. Frontier's mission is to be the first choice partner for crop production and crop marketing for UK farmers, and the first choice employer in UK agriculture. Frontier is also a Certified™ great place to work.